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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "children" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 13 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
children niños [m/pl]
children hijos [m/pl]
General
children infancia [f]
children familia [f]
children infancia [f]
children niñas [f/pl]
children sucesión [f]
children piberío [m] ARUY
children chavalería [f] ES
children familia [f] rare
Colloquial
children gente menuda [f]
children la gente menuda
Law
children progenitura [f]

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "children" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 150 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
General
children's infantil [adj]
children or offspring familia [f]
person who makes or sells children's toy chicharrero [m]
chorus of a children's game chirlomirlo [m]
fountain children's round dance corro [m]
imaginary character to scare children cuco [m]
man who is cruel with children herodes [m]
children's game hinque [m]
children's dance from chile manseque [m]
children's game masculillo [m]
children's game in which the loser has to pull out a toothpick stuck in the ground using his mouth morreo [m]
papasal children's game papasal [m]
cloth used in papasal children's game papasal [m]
face made for entertaining children papero [m]
preschool children parvulario [m]
children's game pimpín [m]
children's game like capture the flag rescate [m]
children's attire tonelete [m]
children's game uñate [m]
children's game consisting of hitting a smaller stick on the ground with a larger stick to make it bounce and hit it a second time billarda (francés) [f]
children's game like golf cachava [f]
chimeric art of procreating beautiful children calipedia [f]
toy used by children for christmas, making an unpleasant noise chicharra [f]
person who makes or sells children's toy chicharrera [f]
fantastic being that scares children gomia [f]
capture the flag children's game maya [f]
way of legitimizing natural children, in roman law oblación a la curia [f]
children's game pavada [f]
children's game pipirigaña [f]
children's game of tag tula [m/f]
children's infantil [adj]
fond of children niñero [adj]
children's pueril [adj]
deprive children from comforts of their home to learn function on their own destetar [v]
have deprived children from the comforts of home destetarse [v]
children's game played with pins alfileres [m/pl]
children's water game cabrillas [f/pl]
slide (children's toy) resbaladero [m]
acknowledgment of children reconocimiento de niños [m]
acknowledgment of children reconocimiento de hijos [m]
allowance for children estipendio para hijos [m]
ancknowledgment of children reconocimiento de hijos [m]
children's choir escolanía [f]
kind of women's and children's hat gorra [f]
kind of women's and children's hat cofia [f]
kind of women's and children's hat capucha [f]
a type of children's shoe mercedita [f]
children's game pavada [f]
bunch of children muchachería [f]
aggressiveness in children agresividad en los niños [f]
amen parade for children procesión infantil (bendición) [f]
anxiety in children ansiedad en los niños [f]
one that kidnaps children robaniños [m/f]
blind children niños ciegos [m/f]
blind-deaf children niños ciegos y sordos [m/f]
pertaining to children or childhood pueril [adj]
cannot bear children estéril [adj]
cannot bear children infértil [adj]
put the children to bed acostar a los niños [v]
feed the children dar de comer a los niños [v]
raise children educar a los niños [v]
raise children educar a los hijos [v]
entertain the children entretener a los niños [v]
start a family (have children) encargar familia [v]
play tag (children game) jugar a la mancha [v]
play tag (children game) pillarse [v]
play tag (children game) corretearse [v]
take care of children (as a nanny) chinear [v]
bring up children educar a los niños/las niñas [v]
amuse (children) divertir (a niños) [v]
amuse (children) entretener (a niños) [v]
abused children niños abusados [m/pl]
attention-deficit-disordered children niños con trastorno de déficit de atención [m/pl]
autistic children niños autistas [m/pl]
dyslexic children niños disléxicos [m/pl]
dyslexic children niños con dislexia [m/pl]
abused children hijos maltratados [m/pl]
abused children niños maltratados [m/pl]
abused children menores maltratados [m/pl]
all the children in the world todos los niños del mundo [m/pl]
activities for children actividades para niños [f/pl]
activities for children actividades para niños [f/pl]
used to get children to take syrup or medication cuicuí [expr] DO
children's card game in which the goal is to pair up cards culo sucio [n] ARUY
children's game in which several children dispute a handful of coins thrown into the air garata con puños [n] DO
hide and seek children's game guarda guarda [n] MX:Se
a tisket a tasket (children's game) huevo podrido [n] PYARUY
capture the flag children's game pillos y rondinos [n] BO
hide-and-seek children's game pisá colá [n] DO
capture the flag children's game piedra libre [n] BO:SwUY
children's fare tarifa de niño
children's act ley de protección del niño
abandoned children niños abandonados
abondoned children niños abandonados
abondoned children chicos abandonados
a mother of four children madre de cuatro niños
a mother of three children madre de tres niños
a mother of two children madre de dos niños
children's home hogar infantil
our children nuestros hijos
your children tus niños
young children niños de corta edad
a children's game alalimón [m]
soft stays for children apretador [m]
children's game aro [m]
grimace to amuse children coquito [m]
children's round dance corro [m]
small pebble used in a children's game cantillo [m]
reading-book for children catón [m]
frontlet/brow-pad for children frontero [m]
melee of children garbullo [m]
children's game hinque [m]
husk of the broad bean fashioned by children frailecito [m]
one fond of children niñero [m]
children's game masculillo [m]
meconium of children meconio [m]
children's night-dress mameluco [m]
forwardness (of children) vicio [m]
cry of wayward children berrinche [m]
wadded hood worn by children chichonera [f]
children's sport resembling hockey or golf cachava [f]
tip-cat (children's game) billalda [f]
children's primer cartilla [f]
woman appointed to rock the royal children cunera [f]
swaddling of children empañadura [f]
loose blouse for women or children garibaldina [f]
science of children's diseases pediatría [f]
fit of temper (of children) petera [f]
children's game picota [f]
kite (children's toy) milocha [f]
children's nurse orzaya [f]
pretty ways (children) monería [f]
last player in children's games porra [f]
children's play recancanilla [f]
fit of crying (children) pasadura [f]
cry of wayward children pataleta [f]
one fond of children niñera [f]
tip-cat (children's game) billarda [f]
pretty (children) pituso [adj]
spoiled (children) malcriado [adj]
remove swaddling-clothes from children desempañar [v]
cry long (children) varraquear [v]
child (pl. children) niño [m]
children's game achachay [m] CO
kind of go-cart in which children learn to walk andaniño [m] disused
araucanian witch who kidnapped children six months old to change them into monsters imbunche [m] CL
children's game matasapo [m] CL
children's game resembling blind-man's-buff maitencito [m] CL
children's dance manseque [m] CL
children's play sapo [m] ARCLUY